Hey!
Oh yes, you got that one right. In my cases, I just have a folder containing my
stuff, or app. Let's take an example, for a WebSockets server...
ChatSock
|- main.js
|- lib/other.js
|- node_modules
|- socket.io
|- someOtherStuff
the node_modules within your app/project directory is the "local npm install
path". So in your case, if I wanted to add Karma, I would navigate right into
that folder, and
$ npm install karma
And it would appear next to socket.io and someOtherStuff.
Hope this answered your question ovo
Kind regards, Ingwie.
Am Sa. Apr. 19 2014 01:15:37 schrieb Karl Krasnowsky:
> I hope there really isn't any stupid questions here, but maybe this is one.
>
> So I'm going through the installation instructions for the nodejs based test
> runner Karma which on the very first instruction states:
>
> The recommended approach is to install Karma (and all the plugins your
> project needs) locally in the project's directory.
>
> What exactly is "the project's directory" in the context of nodejs? I've
> simply created a directory, e.g., myKarmaProject, and from within this began
> performing the instructed npm processes to pull in the necessary artifacts.
>
> Is a directory all that is needed to designate a "nodejs project" ? Or is
> there an official process for initializing it as such... I must think the
> former since I see no specific instructions otherwise?
>
> thanks for not laughing...
> Karl
>
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